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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1887-02-17
Lnb0Y

The Committee on Lebor will meet In the Senate
Chamber of the State House. on Friday afternoon OF
each week at O'Clock. until otherwise ordered.
x G. BRYANT, sec. of Committee.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-04
DIED.

mOoN.-On the 2sth OF October, L.Ezie H.,
wife Of Ellsworth h. moon, In Lso 2eth
yoar OF her age.
Relatives and friends are respectfully in.
vitod TO attend her funeral fiom the resi-.
dcnce OF her sister, No. 1is Esst Seventh
ttreot, on Saturday morning at O'Clock
sharp, 70 proceed TO ohariest.wn. Oscll
County, Md.
asleep 10 Jssusl Oh how sweet,
Como from this world OF care
To Join her friends gone before,
90 on, we'll meot you there.
BALDWlN.-Un the and inst, samuel y.
BALDWIN, In the 2Tth year OF his age.
Relatives and Triends OF the family,
minqua Tribe. No. s. Improved Order Of
hed Mon, ana the order IN general, also the
employees OF the delaware Division OF the
r. W. II. Railroad, aro respectfully In
vfted to attend his funeral from his late
residence, No. ai3 last second street, on
sunday morning at IL o'ciosK. Intern ent
1t hiVerview cemetery.
fARkor.-on tho "a inst, James Farrsn,
aged - years.
Relatives and friends are respect fully in
vited TO attend hie funeral from his iate
residence, walkers Banks, near kissing
sun, on Saturday afternoon, at 8 O'Clock.
interment at ST. Joseph's Dc netery.
Chester papers please copy.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-04
K.,ghss OF tns os,d.n E..,..

There was IN enthusiastic meeting NJ
the members OF Cyrus Commspdsry.
No. ], X. Of @. t., ia tho hail, FoUih
stseet below Walnut. last niabt The
sir Knishts are highly elated over their
success. and expeo. to DO ,hs bes, drilled
oommandery In the Stale. After routine
business was transacted drill was bad.
In which the Sir Kniehis We'd with each
otner - TO the most perfect drill. They
were highly oomplimented by their ON
GERS, ~ we'll ~ By . we'll known mill.
tary man Of this Btate, en- their rapid
progress. This com msndery is going TO
hold lair, aud from the ptess mt outlook
and the manner their lady friords have
taken hold 1t will bs the best tLipr Of
the kind ever held In this city. The
members OF the order ore cordially In.
vited TO join In the tfIort. Mestipg
every Thursday night. The offiaers are:
Captain, John r. Beatty; frat lisu.
tenant, FL. l.. yollmsr; second lieu.
tenant, z. Gamble; Arst sergeant, j. n.
Hinel; second sergeant, J. Elmer
Brown,
Daily Republican., 1887-11-04
A Hero's Pension.

There isa movement In England for
an increase OF the pension OF John
Divane, the private soldier who won
the Victoria Cross BY lesding the way
to the capture Of the Cashmere Gate at
.he storming Of Delhi. He lost q leg
on that occasion. "TheIe Was" he
saws, "a hitch, and then q call for
Who'll storm the battery?' And the
bboys said, Johnny. you 60 and we'il
he afther ye.' And ! said, Come on.
bhoys. death or gloryi' And We went
on, and presently fell down, and
when came to mytelf found my leg
was Rone, and ! said. Never mind +,
John Dlvane. my bhoy here's shilling
day for ye for loife' And when /
heard the list Of pinsions read out and
heard ia only tiDpince . day, croid." /"
Divsne did not get the death" he
challenged, but tenpennyworth Of
"glory" which he did get does not
seem much OF q reward for the nan
who started the turning point OF the
capture OF Delhi and therefore of the
suppression OF the mutipy. He Is now
Ga ears old, and gets y living by pee :
ding fish In donkey cart at Pen zance.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-04
strikes and Impending Strikes.

A despatch from Pittsburg says the
railroad coal miners OF the Mansfield
Valley have notified the operator
that, II the 8 per oant. advance IN
wages promised them at the Colun bus
conference Is not granted before next
M ondsy, general strike will be beguu.
About l 500 miners are In this district.
The Dressmen, whom the employing
printers in Chicago feared would make
q demand for nine boura II 1t were con.
cfded TO the compositors, have issued q
manifesto, declaring that while the
Union had no intention to make trou
bls, 1t would order q strike unless the
difficulty with their brethren was i'm.
mtdiAtely adjusted.
There is no change In the printers'
strike at Rochester, N. Y. Over 800
men are out. The daily papers. how
ever, appear on tina, editors, reportt ra
and others being pressed into the scr
vico OF TIE composing room,
Daily Republican., 1887-11-04
rhe soorp,oHs Terrible Bite.


Yesterday there arrived In the city
via New Orleans carload OF South
American bananas for Messrs. Chuich,
Anderson Il Go. Soon after their arri
val several colored men went down to
unload the car. One OF the men up-
looked the door ard pushed 1t back and
thrust his head inside, bat just No he
did 20 he gave q cry OF pain and quick
ly withdrew 1t, when 1t was foald that
he had been stung sboa. the root OF the
first finger OF his left hand by scor-
ipon, and on ugly looking thing II was.
II was about two inches In len 9Th, with
q long, hard sting on the end OF .rs tail.
and the tSickest mart about m inch In
circumference. The sting was broken
of in killing the scorpion, which was
afterwards taken to DR.. Williams drug
store and placed in alcohol. Forum
ately it strach the man in tpst Yhere
the skin was thick and hard, and could
not en bed its sting ss deeply ~ IL II
had besr on Q more tender portion OF
tho body. The man WAS taken TO DR..
Williams store, suffering the most in
tense pain, where the wound was
dressed. His hand was also beginning
to awell Nj iy, aud at last accounts / Q
had experienced bat little relief.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-04
FIFTH EDI7JoI|
A Retrosp.o,,,v. -


In looking down ,," elsas]
cam cannos avoid noticing a 'trss !
that have occurred na ,1 many Gu
entife number we do Out Of
WIN the exception Of Be- 'seoIst1
James Morrow and p lnlh SOl
ago. The old proprietot. I.'., 7, $ $ ioa,N
ed and new ones bay, ,9 ~. a1'e dlsige|
Grea'er enterprise mav "a ,A tltitlt
IN trade, but there Is br. ~" = oe W.
business. We remcmG.. u re iats,
mingled with sadre.s u ~
row, Spencer d. Ewes IN, " my I
John hcClung, Wm, P ~ L. ~
Busby, Wilson 4 Heals T. EN-, u
were prominent in their i, "a I'asu!
,ea to the advanccmpp' : ~ oalal
Among The moro prom,ne, Aidg
james Jg n, Candy. Edwar. , eSrs ny \
n maies, John Rice, H.a.s 4 AZ
David O. Wilson, JOSS. s. >, ~
stotsenburg, BeSjam.a WI ~
ana VIM: McCaulley, A.e,,rto. y
John NJ. Turner, Elisha M s
Woilastop, DIR. II. r AZ =
Hicks, Mahlon Belts, Ne, y
Elisha and Achilles Ho.,.pg,w, =,
ua 8. Valentine, Iibu F.,. W,
rlch, David and George Busa ~ ~
were sterling men and ,arl- .rn,al
enlerprise and ability caaao. y! n.
our city. ~
Daily Republican., 1887-11-04
KENNARD&C0.

A lot of all-linen
hand made Torchon
Lace at 10 cents
per yard; worth 20
and rs cents. This
is part of a lot now
selling in a near
market at this low
price; they cannot
be duplicated at
anything like this
price;;2 and 3 inches
wide.
twenty-five doz-
en- more of those
elegant Fast Black
Ribbed Hose for
ladies and children,
25 cents. A lot of
children's at l5cents;
all black; s. g., at
II cents.
1000 pieces of
Colored Velvet Rib
bons, all silk, fast
edge, at 25 cents
per piece of 10
y ards; wonderful
bargain.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-04
Shot for Annaxnasa

John Donnclly, 10 years old, died
yesterday. In Louisville from the effects
OF shot wound In the abdomen, In
hicsed on Sunday afternoon By Geore,
Frank. The !atter, who Is 66 years o.
age, says that q crowd OF boys were
hooting and throwing stones ut him
TO highten them of he fred o pistol on
tho ground, and the bullet, glapcipg
bit Donnelly. The latter's friends deny
the shooting on the ground, and say
there was no provooation for the net.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-04
FOURTH EDITION
n short Bossiou.

The regular weekly meeting OF City
Council was held last evening with Presi'
dent Eckel in the chair. In the absence
Of Clerk Messick, City Auditor Newell
was called upon 70 act, but as the minutes
were locked up they could not be read.
The City Treasurer reported balance OF
$ll5, S25 C3 In the Union National Bank
to the credit of the city, q, ,827 04 TO the
credit OF the park fund, and e690.34 TO
the credit OF the sand lot. He also re-.
ported the following receipts: Tax Re
ceiver Meaiey ,sS25: Tax Receiver Moody,
81 400; Ex-Tax Receiver Kane, $3.50,
Chief Engineer and Surveyor Robinson,
SlC5 SIS; Clerk of the Municipal Couri
Hyland, e429 IS.
lhe coal oil inspector reported that
during the past month he had inspected
Clerk Hyland, for the month Of October
was read aud filed. He Also presented
the names of witnesses who had not cali
ed for their fees within the thirty days
prescribed By law, and II was ordered tc
be entered on the minutes.
The City Solicitor reported that he had
examined the titles Of the lands OF the
late William McCaulley, bounded by
Bennett and Kirkwood streets, and e1-
tending from Eleventh street to the
Brandy wine, and found that by the viii
Of the deceased they are vested In Samuel
w. and J. Augustus McCaulley, Al d thai
there are no liens or encumbrances OF
any kind against them. The report wa,
received and ordered to be placed upor
the minutes.
President Eckel announced that the
ordinance creating loan Of $4,000 for
park purposes had been approved by the
Mayor, and b now law OF this city.
On N otion of Mr.. Hession, an order fol
s13 500 was ordered 10 be drawn In favor
Of the executors Of the late William Nc
Caulley, to be paid 10 them when the
deed to the lands for park In the eastern
part of the city is delivered, properly
aigned and approved by the City Solicitor
On mo ion of Mr.. Quinn, 500 copies O.
the report Of the Fire Committee on the
recent test OF the fire engines were order
ed to be prin ed.
The Street and Sewer Commission sem
a communication, enclosing g, number o
bills for telephone service, wages Of
janitress &c, since August lst., for the
survey Department. The bills were read
when Mr.. Dillin said that they had been
sent to him once before, and be had re.
turned them TO the commission. They
were sent the second time, and he then
asked the City Solicitor about them, and
II was his opinion tina. Council had moth
ing 70 do with them.
Mr. Norton thought the sending oil
these bills TO Council was one Of the
strangest things he ever heard OF, No
wonder the commission has money, %
they are not spending any, and he won.
dercd II they intend To keep all that IL
given them, ask Council TO pay their bill,
and then start bank or saving fund He
wouldn't be surprised If they should pre-
sent bill for their salaries, before long.
President Eckel said that as the CITY
Solicitor had decided that Council ha,
nothing TO do with these bills, the con
sideratioo OF them was out OF order, ant
they were ordered TO be returned to th,
commission. Council then adjourned.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-04
at the Grand Central.

The attendance at the Grand Central
Theatre last evening was the largest Of
the week, and the performances was ex-
cell0t In every respect Jack Dem pssy
had four-rourd contest with Denney
kelleher, which, "a wss expected, re.
suited In favor of Mr.. Dsmp psey. He Ia
the victor Of thirty.oue hard fought
lights, and Ia universally Acknowledged
TO be the moet scientific spArrer nov be.
fore the public. Tomorrow night he
will meet Joe Ellingsworth Of Now
York, when Mr.. Dempsey will make
his last appearance and the best match
OF the week will be given,
Daily Republican., 1887-11-04
Cbriettan EudeaSDt

At the close O. the lecture q
Waylsnd Boyt In tie SsooG! B
church, on Wednesday evening,
resolved TO organize q society q
Christian Endeavor, and Ge0;2e !
Msistre, Alfred Gawthro3 sri
Tillie Blizzard we're appointed =
the names OF all who desired 70 ].
Tho following committee Tss spI
on organization, to report aeGt
nesday evening: z. NJ. Garter,
Taylor, Georgs HodsemAn, AS
erell, O. II. Wollaston and the Z
8. A. Wslls, NJ. Heath and MAYS
ney This 10 the eecond a'&e'
under the above name, one haviuS
organized In st. PAuls d, Z G
over O year ago.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-04
Jenny Iind',E,n

LONDON, November s.-I.,.. -
funeral WIN occur mex, s,,r.i,r
noon at Malvern and her l.re
te in It's churchyard, acco,,.a, ~ I u
sire expressed long ago. .nI
morning at Mr.. Otto Gold, nm
house, l Moreton Garden, sJg,t ~
ton, for particulars, and g.s ~
the old housekeeper WI, 5 ~. ~
Jenny Lind's service icrty yea. "a ,
her maid In America and io-i,1
sadness was touching, an! Nc M
dwelt upon her old mls,f,,, a IN
celebrity, but simply as a bepsac,vs.
shs had just received a ..,,,. ,o~,
6oldschrnidt directing her 70 ,,v \
pitality to several ariiua. ~,
friends. en- route 10 Malvern rle =.
asked her to send thither IA. N, M
which, according 10 German cd. mn
Goldschmidt received au! pi..,ad I.
large box on her wedding iay. y M,
intended to have woven lat, I'M
wreath and buried with her |,
shown the, q shrub four Zee. ~ hi
and delicately lcavcd, anu hal cdisr
been carefully nurturei. n n
superstition is that when the m,f-iu.
happy the wedding-day ny-,r M
The salver In the hallway 4.-a u
famed q heap Of cards oi coaIl q
Daily Republican., 1887-11-04
How rs This For Low?

Last Monday morning Meyer Meyers,
Fifth ana Market, was obliged 10 tele.
graph for moro iron clad working palts.
saturdays great rush was unexpeoM
ana from ali indications to-morro1 " will
be equally as large, but We are fully
prepared: We have so dozen TO geleci
from for 10 and 96 cent?, and hundreds
Of boxes OF Knee paDts from 3s Cents
up Boys suits for 81 80 aud childrep'i
oveTcoats for s.. 50
Daily Republican., 1887-11-04
Had ashes lin Hts Evas

Yesterday afternoon q police oficer
found Andrew 1ackey lyingir An alley
90 walnut street somewhat under the
iLtlaen Of liquor. Some one had
thrown ashea in his eyes, and as he was
pretty bear blinded the officer took him
to the hall. Thts morning he WAS ar
rsiRoed before Judge Cummins, but
still had one eye closed. As The Judge
seemed TO think that he had been
punished enough, he merely ommi.ted
him until tomorrow morning.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-04
Thoroughly Terrorized.

A despatch from South western Iudi.
ana says the white Caps' visited
the house OF John Amy, In Harrison
Connty, and, In his presence, stripped
MS vile aud admin istered forty lashes
IL 10 said the county officials ore thor.
oughly terrorizsd. "rhe case OF Chas.
Langford OF Mount Prospect was pre-
sented to the Grand Jury with proofs OF
the identity of the men who outraged
MS family. bnt the jury refused TO pre-
sent n true bill. Langford tore the
masks from the faces of tive OF his as.
saiiants, and recognized his peares,
neighbor and deadliast enemy In sne.'
Daily Republican., 1887-11-04
Eell ON tho AsI act

A horse attached to Adams & Brc.
Tiers wagon fell this morning in front
OF the bank at Third aud Market streets.
He did not injure him self bat bad ly
broke the shafts Of the wagon By bis
fall. 30 many horses falling on this
cobble stone pavement should convince
every ons that some other form OF pave.
ment should be used, especially where
streets are hiliy as on Market street.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-04
A Bailding i,ouRht.

On account OF the great increase OF
basiness, John Walther, agent, has
been obliged 10 inoresee his facilities fer
building carriages, and has purchased
tie boi.din0 formerly used by the
Universal Man ofscturing Company,
which he will have torn down and
erected as An addition to his establish
msnt. He is also erecting new from,
building, and whom these Improvements
are completed will be enabled to all ell
orders for his superior carriages
promptly.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-04
Thanksgiving Events.

a series OF bicycle races will probably
be given at Front and Union streS ts on
Thanhegiving day. Two and tive.mile
races axe contemplated, the former for
the championship Of the 3tate, bstween
Harlow II. Curtis Of Newark and John
3. barto!e;te OF Wilmington. At the
regular monthly meeting of the vii.
mington Wheel Club last evening.
Messra. K1rtz, Mcdaniel, Tcdd and
Bertoletta were appointed q committee
10 oontsder the matter OF holding q
meeting al Front and Union .stIseta on
Thanksgiving 3ay.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-04
Mr.. Blaine Intor views Himself

LONDON, Nov. 3.-Mr. Blaipe's
friends this side bay that he has prepar.
gu An interview for o New York news.
paper on the Irish, question and Mr..
aiaastone, which they think will do
70 ncn good toward securing Irish.
american influence. In this interview
mf. Blaine will ask himself what he
thinks OF The Irish policy of the future,
ana be will answer in single sentence,
TO sustain Mr. Glad stone"
Daily Republican., 1887-11-04
Low Water,

The low water Ia the Delaware and
Chesapeake Canal makes it extremely
difficult for vessels of even moderate
drsught 20 pase through. The difficulty
is made still greater, by the fact the
schooner Edwin Ewing, laden with coal,
which sunk in the canal near Chesapeake
City q short time ago, has not been re
nov,d, and is dangerous obstructi n TO
navigation,
Daily Republican., 1887-11-04
Plenty of Apples.

Apples seem to be more plentiful
than it was supposed they would be,
and largo quantities are being received
daily from New York. About one
week ago 100 barrels were sold at auc-
ston, and Tomorrow morning Mt IL
O'Clock there will be another lot of 100
barrels sold in front Of Stidhsm's auc.
uon store. This will afford ali who
wish q chance to secure their winter
apples at reasonable prices.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-04
Tie Corruutiou Fund

II is stated in the New York Tribune
that careful estimate of Democratic
assessments and collections show the
enormous total Of s427 900, and it Is be-
lieveo thai $3.50 900 Of this sum will be
available fer buying votes Of tho cleo.
tloh on Tuesday next. A. pretty party
70 preach fair dealing aud honesty a.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-04
at Uucra Eauso

The bright and charming opera "Era
Disva'o' was presented at the Opera
house ls2. evening by the Bennett &
Moalton C.npAny before q medium
s,Sed aua.eBcs. Miss Della Fox, as
Hsriins, Performed tie character in her
usual excellent manner, and with the
other menbsrs OF the company Is de,
serving OF the highsst commend alton.
The Bohemian Girl" will be given this
evening, and tho inc worn, but ever
popular 'PinafoIe" tomorrow after
noon,
Daily Republican., 1887-11-04
Tracks Lowered,

me work OF lowering the railway
tIac6 on Market street, between Fifth
nnu sixth streets, Is being rapidly
pashen by Foreman Morrison. New
.hoers hava been laid and some OF the
lLon aiso put down. The track vii, BE-
nins lnches lower Than formerly.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-04
n,hanN.qivlna seruUU'

!, having been aFtaase' ..I,ss " " TaIoa
sGis r. E. ss;S:ts'fg fgss';s'a ;'%s' + d II %s $
int. E:E, j ,ns g Iaa:' SsS No. 81 s:oss ss sTa
Rs,, Rsy. Mr.. BIS an OF AssuIy A,n; ,,~gios,.
o. t.en tho = oneping and c!os'pG SC |
Daily Republican., 1887-11-04
Charged With Treepass,

For come time George d. Farra. livery
stable keeper 1T Nc 108 French street
has been annoyed by some one sleeping
In his coaches, which on several occa.
sons they have damaged considerably.
Last night he caught o colored man
named Harvey Hobenbecker, and had
him taken TO the hall. This morning
hs was srraigned before Judge Gum
mine, and sentenced to pay y fine of SIS
aad costs.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-04
Ton Mush Doisf'

No school has been held ,n ia srccus
eaoolhouse for three weeks S' o~ ;,'ij1a Il
Of not being nhlo to gei llo Tne TI pscpll
Q condition 10 DO Watuiou cnupiaia
of MoDoweilville are flSn'y yIosIys vslu
ing that their children sfr : lOoas soG,s Effort
able time, and they tnink ayu San rs.ug1
should be- NJ Ade 30 tbss the' 0''
10 their studies.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-04
New Cars.

Six rev cars were .,.1appy ssippS@ q . lW.
Ia ,kson q Sharp Cornps'y yrssserser
They were two 6rs.,c,siiS ,s.ioD nsagsss
sas sDsfnss %s iea aa.s sSS r sa 9s T.. and
and one combination csi R,ilrost,
saa,oax and Muskt gon hs'-0
Daily Republican., 1887-11-04
-~. e:ters.

Letters tOsta,,G tOstansg,t'fEEr EEra,s t. snd ST 4,
fBass, fssn:a 5es e s' i,' 7
s.e Is" Ssn ersass esc a,s 90 Of q ssss.ss, ss,sa
.e psi;t asetas DApby aid ''DD
Daily Republican., 1887-11-04
Tyson's Horse Mark,

The Chester Evening News TIN
day says: A. II. Tyson, t-ss Il
horses, conducted pubic sae al
stables on East Fifth sree, yt.,.rd
afternoon. The sale wss fairy v4Il
tended, ard for the season Of :usy
the prices we're good. F.slr. 0
pock purchased a 200 p0a1l o.
horte. o years Old and 10 ha-ls hI
for $3.50. DR.. C,rde2a wss ,3e u
bidder for two animals Ou4 ~
year old black with s1ns s,, /,
S220; the other q eyes OIL Egay III
show q 800 gait, for $500. 4 N; ID
secured \ bargain in . year.o 10
mare which can trot IN 3 m,ug d
Sl52 The lowest snima. s9i a
serviceable sorrel for s91. a ,5. ~
roam with good style AMI action
knocked down for slS5. all . q
bay nag was sold forsl17D Il d
brown family horse brought s!j- a
q bay mare sired By Ha,.'sa q y
sold for S16l. An ANNA! o. ia. q
rah" stock realized SIS. While \
little bay not yet b years ODD, y
Sl40. Stidham, the Wi.mlLe.J-
tioneer, or ed the sale.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-04
RGtltnR or

Henry ID. Cranor Is selling the stock
OF ory goods and carpets at No. 62I
market street, at cost, in order to close
up tue estate Of the late g. ID. Cranor,
who was a member OF the firm, as set
Iorlh ey advertisement in another col.
umn.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-04
Our spsctaI Linz

OF $l.e0 ladies' kid and pebbled ard
gentlenen's ~ shoes nrs much better
than usually sold for that money.
Forman's shoe house, 10 K. 4th s,i sst !,
between Market and King.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-04
EIsefIon of Omnnra-

Tho Hartmann & Fehrenbach Brew
.ns Company held an election yesterday
afternoon to fill the vacancy caused by
the death OF John Eehrenbach, when j.
George Eehrenbach was elected vice
president and treasurer.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-04
A Gold wsya t1om,n1

From oil indications we will have ex
treme cold weather and severe, bluster
ing winds before another As hours, and
it would be prudent TO use proper care
In order to prevent suffering the agoniz
ing torture Of cold shivers. It can easily
be prevented by following this guide
and taking advantage OF this informa
ton. Go direct 70 the north west come,
OF Fifth and Market, to Meyer Meyers
clothing depot, and phrchase q heavy
weight overcoat, with massive COLLAR
for u 90, and much better one for IS
mp TO dress ove-ooats for o. 80 TO SIG Is
and don't You forget 1t.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-04
GreAt yarfetv

Powell, In the Third street MAJ ket,
has great variety Of fsh for to.mor-
rows market, and those who want
something nice for Sunday can make
their choice from lake shnd, founders,
white fish, trout or pike with the Ger.
tainty that all are fresh and delicious.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-04
AhnlED.
HENRY-

HEHRY-BAYAKD-On the btn Of Ceto-
Der, at ths residence OF the BRIDES mother.
NO, llol Iatnall street, by the Kew. L. Ii.
Okippey, Mr.. Cbediah henry OF Newark,
Del, and ks frankie y. Bayard.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-04
New Oastie Iteiiii.

Revival meetings ale being ar
the M. II. Church every n!gnt os
Mr.. Hubbard, and q coed tea. O. e
est 10 being rnanlfesfsd,
Prof ]. II. George ha1 eesn 90 ''.l
the psst few days tha, the pap..' 81
has been closed. u,
An alarm Of ire waa ea1seG % "
nesday by tho ignition OF s'ne s''
at the residence OF Hm. vo"Ls;5
the hames weIb e1tio3a'1ce1 '-'
much damage wad GdLe' p,
The fair CT tbs Ltnap5 E..2 y.
pany In the old couT' house D!
evening with u t.Ee 4.sp'I' u. -. 80. =.
and o coed stteudaucg. u WI Al,
tinue about two weess, anl II i ~, y.
that q good round sum nA' % 's'''
Daily Republican., 1887-11-04

The B. IL o. movable derrick, at the
foot OF Sh,pley street. has at last been
and is now in use.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-04

LnOk ShLE-hT AGRE.T BARGAIN
new Il. J.. upright bDilsr aud OIL
sine, c0i1 i,lete; eo.d for want OF use. .Address
AFGndale Foundry, Ayondale, Pa. nA.eld, 6t